Why do we care about the eclipse?
Monday’s eclipse has people talking. In a good way.
Sports Shorts: April 5, 2024
High School Track and Field and Middle School Soccer put student-athletes to the test in all-day events.
Magnolia Center Marketplace springs up on Sunnyside Drive
Vegan Vendors will be featured in the return of the popular local weekend market this Saturday from 4-9:00 p.m.
Back outside for April Artswalk
Main Street vendors return for April Artswalk after two months of rainy first Thursdays.
'Cafe Stories' tells the essentially Riverside tale of an enduring local eatery
Inlandia Institue will host an event to launch local historian, William Medina's novel based on his experience growing up at his family's restaurant.
Miller Middle percussion keeping a steady beat on their way to Southern California competition
Students will display their talents in a multi-school showcase at Miller Multi-Purpose Room as a warm-up for the big competition.
Sports Shorts: Friday, March 29
What's happening with local sports in Riverside.
Buddy System Comic Troupe Stays Busy in Riverside
Comedy nights in Riverside find a cozy home at Brook's Bar and an underground stage at Back to the Grind, courtesy of The Buddy System's blend of humor and camaraderie.
Thirty Years of the State Citrus Historic Park
Step into the enduring charm and significance of Riverside's citrus heritage at the California Citrus State Historic Park's 30th-anniversary celebration on April 5th and 6th.
Sports Shorts: Friday, March 22
Underdog California Baptist University Lancers set to challenge the UCLA Bruins in their NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament debut Saturday night, marking a first-time matchup with high stakes and local talent in the spotlight.
Penrose Record Room Wants You To 'Hang Out'
Local record label finds success with downtown brick-and-mortar headquarters and record shop
Library Launches Riverside Reads With Sherman Institute Documentary
A panel discussion accompanied 'These Are Not Stories' screening